What makes Phyllis Shelton with The Appalachian Auditorium a good neighbor?
Phyllis Shelton's story is a testament to the power of passion and community. After returning to the Tri-Cities area after 50 years, Phyllis has embarked on a mission to transform the Appalachian Auditorium, a hidden gem nestled within a historic 1936 schoolhouse, into a vibrant music venue. Her love for music and audiobooks fuels her dedication as she faces challenges head-on, from changing public perceptions to ensuring that ticket prices remain affordable for all. With distinguished acts like Grammy winner Trey Hensley gracing its stage, this small venue is making a big impact, proving that the community can thrive when nurtured by shared experiences and artistic endeavors.
Join us for an inspiring conversation with Phyllis as she opens up about her personal journey of resilience, overcoming illness and depression with faith and support from her community. Discover how the Appalachian Auditorium, supported entirely by volunteers, serves as a sanctuary of healing, friendship, and celebration for Appalachia. Learn about initiatives like "Nonprofits Helping Nonprofits," which amplify the auditorium's role in supporting worthy causes, and don't miss the upcoming Gospel Night concert with Lonesome Pine and Madison Metcalf. Phyllis extends a heartfelt invitation for sponsorships and volunteer support, embodying the spirit of collective effort in making a lasting difference.
What makes Phyllis Shelton with The Appalachian Auditorium a good neighbor?
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